
Qatar PM Warns of 'Earthquake' from US-Israel-Iran War, Pledges $38bn in Domestic Investment
Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani described the economic and security fallout of the US-Israel war on Iran as an 'earthquake' with shockwaves extending beyond the Middle East. Speaking at the Qatar Economic Forum in New York on September 20, he urged states to respect sovereignty to prevent cycles of escalation. While acknowledging the conflict’s impact, Qatar pledged $38 billion in domestic infrastructure spending over five years to signal resilience. Simultaneously, Doha continues mediating between Washington and Tehran, with Qatari officials claiming the US seeks a deal to end hostilities.












